Hans_Best wrote:why are the tracks released on youtube before 'we' can download the tracks we paid for
Most likely to counter early piracy (as paradoxical as it might seem) and at the same time to make money on ads while people are watching (or in this case: actually listening) the music videos. I'm pretty sure that's Vevo's business model.
Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 9:51 pm
by shadow
Typical company logic really. They want the money before they deliver the product and hope that everything goes right. And if not than you're out of luck.
I'm not sure rather I should skip the next few days of waiting and listen to the album now. I did listen to A Question of Blood (because I thought that the track story had revealed most, man was I wrong) and I absolutely love it. But now I want to really listen to the rest, but on the other hand I rather have it from the actual vinyl records which no doubt will sound a lot better.
Edit: Has anyone received a shipment confirmation yet? It's Tuesday and if the album is due Friday than they really should hurry with the shipping. I personally already doubt I'll be receiving it on Friday because shipping from the UK usually takes a few days to The Netherlands
Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 10:59 pm
by Jote
Oh, so it's everywhere now. And to think I went out of my way this morning to set up a VPN to Canada to bypass georestriction!
Electronics classes with Jean Michel Jarre - 13 October 2015
The French musician publishes "Electronica: The Time Machine ', an album in which it is allied with artists who have shaped the scene over the last four decades and contains some collaborations surprise - 13 October 2015
Elf wrote:(…) It's in Norwegian only, but I guess you can google translate it. I might do an English translation, but that's not a promise
I did a page in Swahili about his concert in South Africa in 1992, I'll post it here if you don't mind…
Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2015 3:41 pm
by Jon
After waiting 8 years for a new album, I have beaten the temptation of clicking any links to listen to these tracks. I want the disc in my hand come release day and listen to them as they should be listened too.
However, I personally think it's a pointless exercise in Sony releasing the tracks online days before the actual release. We are supposed to support the artist by buying the psychical media and not p1ssing it away by low grade online free rips.
Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2015 4:18 pm
by Kanta
Jean Michel Jarre on his father, mother, Jazz, Tangerine Dream, curiosity and timelessness of music
Video published on 13 October 2015:
